Desert Landscapes
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El Paso, Texas: Destination of the week - Mother Nature Network 
Mother Nature Network |
El Paso, Texas: Destination of the weekMother Nature NetworkIt's easy to take in this college town's desert surroundings by bike, canoe or foot. By Josh LewWed, Feb 01 2012 at 5:49 PM EST GO RIDE: Franklin Mountains State Park is an ideal spot to hop on a bike and enjoy the desert landscape.and more » |
RIVERSIDE: Free gardening workshops to begin Feb. 11 - Press-Enterprise 
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RIVERSIDE: Free gardening workshops to begin Feb. 11Press-EnterpriseJune 9, 11 am Desert Oasis – Landscaping with Succulents, presented by Buck Hemenway, master gardener and owner of Prickley Palace Nursery. June 9, 12 pm Succulent Container Gardens, presented by Yvonne Hemenway, master gardener. |
The other Pyramids - Vancouver Sun |
The other PyramidsVancouver SunDeserts keep their secrets well hid-den, and the pyramids at Meroë are no exception. The inside walls of the tomb are meticulously inscribed with Meroitic script, a derivative of Egyptian hieroglyphics telling tales of kings and queens from long ago. |
SRP to give away shade trees - Ahwatukee Foothills News |
SRP to give away shade treesAhwatukee Foothills NewsSalt River Project (SRP) wants to help customers save energy, conserve water and beautify their landscapes with the new SRP Shade Tree Program. The trees will come in 5-gallon containers and range in height from 4 to 6 feet. Planting desert-adapted ...and more » |
Road trip: Joel Sternfeld's Arizona - The Independent |
Road trip: Joel Sternfeld's ArizonaThe IndependentBut there are more than great views of dramatic landscapes in this classic southwestern American destination. The amateur photographer in Arizona often finds that an absurd detail creeps into the viewfinder – a sign to the Flintstones Theme Park in the ... |
Landscape Network Evolving Away from Green Lawns with Lawn-Free Landscaping - Green Building Elements |
Landscape Network Evolving Away from Green Lawns with Lawn-Free LandscapingGreen Building ElementsCovering six landscape design styles, the company's website features projects from around the country that have taken both front and backyard landscapes, and made them lawn free environments. Projects feature a country courtyard, a colorful desert ...and more » |
Four of the best adventure holidays and tours in Australia - Telegraph.co.uk 
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Four of the best adventure holidays and tours in AustraliaTelegraph.co.uk... much of the landscape remains untouched - often remote, but always pristine and mesmerising. So why not get in touch with your inner explorer? From matchless coastal scenery to eucalypt forests, rich, rolling farmland and endless red deserts, ... |
How the west was railroaded - The Australian |
How the west was railroadedThe AustralianONE of the great forgotten milestones in train travel occurred on May 10, 1869, when two railroad lines -- one built from the east coast, the other from the Pacific -- met in the blistering deserts of Utah. Dignitaries from across the US arrived to ... |
Rain water harvesting key to farming - Times of Zambia |
Rain water harvesting key to farmingTimes of ZambiaOther examples include the Negev Desert, the desert areas of Arizona and Northwest Mexico and Southern Tunisia. The potential of water harvesting for improved crop production received great attention in the 1970s and 1980s. |
Reflections: Slowing down to sing the song of the seasons, places and people - Press Herald |
Reflections: Slowing down to sing the song of the seasons, places and peoplePress HeraldRegarding the transiency and pace of modern life, Belden C. Lane in his book, "The Solace of Fierce Landscapes," writes, "We have lost the ability even to heed the natural environment. Modern Western culture is largely shorn of attentiveness to both ... |
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